Sentence examples for pronunciation with from inspiring English sources

Since the pronunciation with "h" is listed first, that would favor "a homage" over "an homage".

He apparently traced letters and indicated pronunciation with lip movements to introduce and develop speech among his students.

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There appeared to be no sustained and systematic teaching of either decoding skills or pronunciation with obvious consequences for both speaking and listening.

When saying his family name, he uses a throaty Arabic pronunciation with a rolling "r" in the middle that sounds more like Khourry than the Anglicized pronunciation, Cory.

His accent is a fluid mix of British and American pronunciations, with Pakistani inflections, while his clothes are dark, smart and neutral.

Being spontaneous in nature, the corpus also does not have sustained vowel pronunciations with durations over few seconds.

Stress errors, i.e., pronunciations with the dominant pattern of words with non-dominant stress, and vice versa (i.e., pronunciations with the non-dominant stress of words with the dominant stress) were analyzed separately from mispronunciation errors.

As for nonwords, an increase in the proportion of non-dominant stress pronunciations with word- as compared to nonword- primes would be evidence of stress priming produced by the prime words.

"The Welsh version of Mary is 'Mari,'" Matt told me one day, the pronunciation rhyming with, well, with calamari.